Do Dreams Really Come True: Dog-gone right they do!

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There may be no magic genie in a bottle but a dog can tell you that Walt Disney knew all too well that… “dreams can come true if you have the courage to pursue them”.

Just watch a dog on a mission… they will keep going do matter what, they have the courage to find their dreams.

Watch some of these great examples:
DIESEL

GUS

So next time you “wish” you had a magic lamp or a magic fairy friend to sprinkle dust on you… look in the mirror and find that inner courage to pursue what you want… it just might come true.

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Thanksgiving: we all woof it down sometimes

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This upcoming week the United States will give “thanks” by eating approximately 46 million turkeys! I will be giving thanks that four-legged fur friends are not on the menu!

Some safety tips for your fur-friend this Turkey Holiday.

1. BAD TO THE BONE
Some bones can fragment and cut your pet’s insides. Save your bones this thanksgiving for a broth and not your dog!

2. ONIONS ARE NOT FUNions
Onions and the onion powders we use in stuffing should not be given to your four-legged friend. They destroy red blood cells and can lead to a bad case of anemia. You stuff yourself with the stuffing and give your fur-friend a pet safe alternative.

3. WALK it OFF
It is important to keep to your pet’s regular meal and exercise schedule. Too much change in your pet’s diet and routine can cause awful tummy aches, diarrhea and vomiting. So even if your furry pal begs to indulge just say no and go for a walk!

4. TAKE OUT THE TRASH
It is a festive time of year and as we cook up a storm in the kitchen the trash bin grows and become very tempting prize. Your pet might think they hit the garbage jackpot but this casino can is a deadly health risk. Tie it up and take it out!

5.   FATTY FOODS for the UNTHANKFUL
Most of us know we will be breaking the bank on fatty foods on Thanksgiving but don’t let your furry-friend indulge just for this one day because these foods can give your pet pancreatitis or gastroenteritis which is not only painful but could be deadly!

So maybe on your shopping list this holiday you purchase a little pet friendly special treat so your fur-pal has their own holiday treat!

Some suggestions on our list are:
HALO Liv-a-Littles: Grain-Free 100% Chicken Breast Freeze-Dried Dog & Cat Treats. You can sprinkle it on their food, give it as a treat or put it in the water to rehydrate it as a juicy treat!

Beef Flank Steak Treats: Simply dehydrated USDA Certified beef flank steak sliced by hand and ranges in texture from semi-crispy (like a thick potato chip) to thick and chewy (like beef jerky) Sadie absolutely loves these treats!

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Sadie

DOGISMS: my dog is smarter than most people

Why don’t people learn from our pets, just listen to Sadie!

1. “If it is something you really want… chase it!”

2. “Life is short… play often!”

3. “If no one is paying attention… BARK!”

4. “If you aren’t getting what you want… go fetch!”

5. “Keep digging until you find what you are looking for!”

If you have any favorite dogisms … just LEAVE IT!

Photoshoot with Diana Lundin : Dog StoryTelling Session with Sadie Miki

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We are very excited to see our new photos from talented Diana Lundin, Pet Photography. It is part of her famous Storytelling Sessions. You can book a session with her @ https://www.facebook.com/SitStayClickPetPhotography.

We had to practice with the little red wagon and piano prior to the shoot and I give extra tail wags to the Zoomroom trainer Sarah for helping me get over my fear of strange objects on wheels. Diana was very patient and made sure that I gave good face in front of her magic lens. I even got to take a few timeouts to chase the ball.

I think Diana unleashed my personality perfectly with her camera lens. I might have to fend off the puparazzi once everyone sees these works of art she created for us.

It was fun and my mom says we will hang these in the living room as a corner set. (I am not certain what a corner set is but I will supervise when they go up to make sure everyone can enjoy them.

Thank you Diana Lundin, it takes an artist to capture a four-legged pet’s personality and fun-loving spirit …we love your photo art! It is Woof-tacular!

To see more of Diana Lundin’s work… you can go to her website @ http://dianalundin.com/

Love Sadie